In higher education, as if the 2012 hiking of tuition fees wasn't enough, there has been a dissolution of provisions for working-class students via cuts to widening participation programmes, foundation courses and outreach projects.
Nangonya joined IAEA in 2002 by taking the Agency's Safeguards Traineeship Programme, a foundation course on nuclear technology open only to nationals from developing countries.
Rapid genetic gains for growth in barramundi (Lates calcarifer) appear achievable by starting a breeding programme using foundation stock from progeny tested broodstock.
Hope Mubanga, programmes manager, Foundation for Democratic Process, Lusaka, Zambia.
Jim Anderson, leader of the government innovation programme at the foundation, says: "Cities are already pioneering new programmes and policies, but we wanted to create a powerful incentive for cities to think bigger and bolder".
Examining two cohorts for which data were available, Table 3 ('Overall Foundation Programme' column) shows that doing an intercalated BSc led to a higher overall score on the foundation programme application (P < 0.00001), following adjustment for baseline (Year 1) results, graduate status, year of graduation, and course type.
These educational programmes consist of theory and practice (in community and hospital settings) in roughly equal proportions beginning with a common foundation programme (CFP) lasting 12 months followed by about two years in one of the four branches of nursing: adult general), mental health, learning disabilities or children's nursing.
This qualification will provide a foundation programme for those wishing to further their career in housing.
This is the nub of programme, the undeniable foundation on which her argument is built.
I completed a two-year foundation programme, then worked in emergency medicine before applying for my current specialty.
